"When you hear that a poor boy caught the world record, it gives you hope," he says in perfect English.
The last thing Gregg, as a budget politics uber-wimp, wants to do is get caught on the record recommending a specific set of cuts.
Even in real time, unrecorded social chat, where the bullshit should by rights be flying free, you can get caught on the record.
High-end markets in cities across the country, including Miami and Chicago, caught the fever, producing record sales prices in 2012, and affixing record price tags to houses and apartments.
At the competition she caught the attention of record labels, managers and the press.
In 1993, prior to success, Twain released her eponymous debut studio album, which caught the attention of record producer Robert John Muttt" Lange.
At 19, she caught the eye of record producers when she beat out 1,600 contestants to win a regional singing competition.
Obama was caught off-the-record revealing why courting Latino voters is a political priority and indicates why democrats have prioritized comprehensive immigration reform, often at the expense of high-skilled immigrants.
Though released by a tiny label in Spain, the record caught the ear of aficionados.
If a fielder throws wide of you, you'll need to make a split-second judgment call -- if you think you can stretch and reach the throw, then do so, keeping your foot on the base and reaching out, timing your stretch so that if you fall, it is just a second after you'll have caught the ball and recorded the out.
